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[QUOTE="RF2044, post: 862814, member: 40"]
What's his assist to turnover ratio again?  Consider that statistic, and then let it sink in.

By no means am I suggesting he's perfect, or that there aren't areas where he could improve his game [including experientially--and there's only one way to get that, i.e., actually playing games against tough opponents].  He's got a freshman body--not a bad frame, but room for improvement.  He could stand to improve his three point shooting.  And he could do a slightly better job in transition with this team [although there is something to be said about avoiding forcing].

Even with those minor quibbles, he has been nothing short of amazing.  That he is playing his best against the top teams we're playing should quell any anxiety about whether he can sustain this high level of play against conference opposition.

Best point guard in college basketball, hands down.  And not just from a scoring / stats standpoint.  Whatever "it" is in terms of the qualities that differentiate good point guards from elite ones, Ennis has "it."
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